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ferodrigop/forge
Terminal MCP server for AI coding agents — spawn, manage, and monitor PTY sessions via the Model Context Protocol
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About ferodrigop/forge
A terminal MCP server that lets AI coding agents spawn, manage, and monitor PTY sessions using the Model Context Protocol. It provides a standardized interface for agents to run shell commands and capture terminal output.
Best for
Developers building AI coding agents that require direct terminal interaction via MCP
Use cases
- Let an AI agent run shell commands in a controlled PTY session
- Monitor and capture terminal output from an agent
- Manage multiple concurrent PTY sessions for agent-driven workflows
Notes
15 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-04-08. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Exposes terminal access through a standard MCP interface
- Written in TypeScript, offering type safety for integration
- Enables programmatic control of PTY sessions for agents
Cons
- Very small community with only 15 GitHub stars
- Likely limited documentation and examples
- Relies on the Model Context Protocol, which may not be widely adopted
Key facts
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How to use
How to set it up
As the listing publishes it. We have not run this install.
Install
npx forge-terminal-mcp start -d --dashboard --port 3141Tools exposed
next-devvite-devdocker-composenpm-testnpm-test-watch
Clients the listing names (not checked here)
Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, VS Code
Install
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Until then, follow the project's own README, or the setup the listing publishes under How to set it up.
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